International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology
Research reportPerioperative psychosocial interventions for autistic children undergoing ENT surgery
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2014, Journal of Pediatric Health CareCitation Excerpt :The patient's mother was involved in all discharge planning and medical care plans (Dell et al., 2008). Published recommendations from a pediatric otorhinolaryngology group who frequently performed ear/nose/throat surgeries on autistic children again emphasized communication with the family prior to the day of surgery (Seid, Sherman, & Seid, 1997). They recommend asking parents about the child's likes and dislikes and assessing if the child is particularly sensitive to blinking lights or noises or if he or she has specific fears.
The health care experiences of the preschool child with autism
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2009, Pediatric NeurologyCitation Excerpt :For several reasons, including tactile aversion, decreased ability to adapt to altered routines, diminished ability to process situational needs, and behavior disorders, including potentially profound aggression, children with autism or autism spectrum disorders can be difficult patients in whom to perform procedures [1-4].
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Present address: North Coastal Mental Health Clinic, 1701 Mission Ave. Oceanside, CA 92054, USA.
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Present address: Pediatric Otolaryngology Associates, 3030 Children's Way, # 402, San Diego, CA 92123, USA.